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I Can Dream, Can't I ?

by: The Squadronaires; Jimmy Miller; Roy Edwards

Decca (F 9346)

Publication date: 1950

Topics: 78rpm, shellac, 1950s, Irving Kahal, Sammy Fain,

Item Size: 51.9M

label/cat.; mx. etc. refs:- DECCA / F. 9346; DR.14477; IP

matrix/IDs: DR 14477-1A; CT (at 12 o’clock); I; U

side: A

type: 10” / Shellac / 78 RPM

manufacturer: not expressly The Decca Record Co. Ltd.

country: England

tax code: CT +IP

released: Feb 1950 (source: 45worlds)

condition: Very Good (excellently so)

pressing date/decade: early 1950s

performer/s: The Squadronaires, Roy Edwards vocal

performed: London, circa 1950-02-12 (guide source: Carey & McCarthy on contemporary)

first published: 1940s

rights orgs: not given

credited score publisher/s: Magna Music Company / per

referenced songwriter/s: (Fain, Kahal)

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Flipside: Down in the Glen

Notes

Digitised at 78 rpm, using Audio Technica VM95 Series dual moving magnet stereo phono cartridge with 3.0 mil conical bonded stylus AT-VMN95SP, and Audacity software for recording on 2-channel stereo direct from a built-in USB in the turntable; exported to 16-bit WAVE with generally no software correction (unless noted).
A scanner is used by 'My 78s' for JPEGs, so will always show marks on equipment as well as any on a 78.